An Introduction to the Old Testament Prophetic Books
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Overview
Follow a historical line of study through the Old Testament prophets. Get a clear picture of Israel's history and sharper understanding of Old Testament prophets and prophetic literature.
- Part 1: The Prophets of the Neo-Asyrian Period
- Part 2: The Prophets of the Neo-Babylonian Period
- Part 3: The Prophets of the Persian Period
Top Highlights
“Zephaniah, Jeremiah, Habakkuk, Nahum, Ezekiel, and Obadiah” (Page 12)
“The second group of prophets is composed of those of the Neo-Babylonian era, whose focus marked out the attendant circumstances and succeeding conditions of the fall of the Southern Kingdom (Judah) in 586 B.C.” (Page 12)
“see the cultural, theological, and historical interrelationships that existed among the canonical prophets” (Page 11)
“That is, it was written as a refined theological treatise on the life and activity of an ancient prophet.” (Page 45)
“After the Exile, during the Persian period, the third group of prophets built upon that hope.” (Page 12)
Reviews
1 rating
Erwin
7/17/2023
Any plans for including "An Introduction to Old Testament Historical Books" by David Howard and "An Introduction to Old Testament Poetic Books" by C. Bullock to complete the series? Howard's book is on the suggested purchase list for "Reading Narrative and the Former Prophets" listed in John Evan's "A Guide to Biblical Commentary and Reference Works,10th ed, 2016".
